Nichols and Daughter Editors Entered at Estherville Post Office
G A Nichols and daughter are recorded as editors entered at the Estherville post office as second class matter confirming the paper's circulation status and mailing classification.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
6
G A Nichols and daughter are recorded as editors entered at the Estherville post office as second class matter confirming the paper's circulation status and mailing classification.
Rev LaGrone attacks the paper’s Volstead coverage while contrasting figures from Congressman Dickinson on enforcement costs. The exchange questions which set of numbers is correct as both men push for stricter liquor law enforcement amid a climate of public sentiment and enforcement challenges. A separate note reports a traffic accident near an embankment that injured Dr Griffith but left others unharmed. Also noted is a large delinquent automobile license list, totaling 252 delinquents and $504 in fines.
While Dr. Birney and Dr. Griffith drove toward Rochester last Friday the Studebaker coupe left the road near Albert Lea, rolled over several times, and injuries were reported.
Mr William Taylor and Miss Judith Brekke both of Graettinger were married by Rev J W LaGrone at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Estherville. Witnesses included Miss Selina Salmonson and Mr V R Reeves. The couple plan to reside in Graettinger, where Mrs Taylor will continue her community life.
Aakiya Campfire and the Aakiya group under Mrs Sall es strive to live by the motto Health Love and Work. On April 26 they hiked to Georgia Erickson's for a woods supper then continued their hike. Plans are underway for a Lakes camping trip and Os good's cottage at Orleans in the first week after school. Mrs Rhodes hosts D A R meeting with Mrs Espeset Weir and Orvis assisting. Large attendance and a very interesting gathering at the F H Rhodes home.
Harmony Club met with Mrs. F A Macdonald last Wednesday afternoon. Her son, home for a concert tour, played two piano solos. Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club met with Mrs. Horace Super Monday night. The Colonial women study proved interesting with Mrs. Letchford as leader.
Alfred Ray Jorgenson wed Miss Albertina Peton on Monday afternoon April 23 in Graettinger. The couple exchanged vows in a simple ceremony, with family and local friends in attendance at the ceremony venue.
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